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NYLON

Nylon is an exceptional material with a combination of robustness and semi-flexibility resulting in outstanding resistance to impact and abrasion. Its properties make it the optimal choice when you want to create 3D printed parts that need to withstand stress and wear over time. The material's unique ability to withstand external stresses makes it suitable for applications where durability is essential.

Ease of use
70%
Strength
90%

Extruder

230-265°C

Does not require any special Hotend

Pray

70-90 °C

Does not require any enclosure

Cooling

0%

No cooling required

 

When is NYLON used?

Nylon is a versatile thermoplastic that has taken the 3D printing world by storm. Made from synthetic raw materials, nylon offers outstanding properties that exceed expectations. With its impressive durability, flexibility and chemical resistance, nylon is the ideal material for demanding applications that require strong and durable components. Its ability to withstand shock, abrasion and high temperatures makes it an indispensable choice for the design and production of functional prototypes and specialized products in various industries.

Within the 3D printing community, nylon has established itself as a reliable resource for creating robust and high-stress parts. Its field of application is wide ranging from the automotive industry to electronics production and more. With outstanding durability and utility, nylon is helping to shape an innovative future for the manufacturing industry, promoting sustainable design and strengthening the concept of functional and durable 3D printing.

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Nylon 3D Material Properties and Applications

Property Nylon
Material composition Nylon polymer
Strength ● ○ ○
Flexibility Flexible
Print quality ● ● ○
Surface finish Standard
Layer stapling ● ○ ○
Temperature resistance ● ● ○
Applications Prototypes, Functional parts

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PETG

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